Car Hire Sri Lanka

Any Airport Car Hire Sri Lanka should not cost more than 110 euros per week, but what quote you get is dependent on how early you book. We work on a first come first served basis to bring you cheap car hire. Some of the companies whose cars we use are Goldcar, hertz, Avis, Discount and Sixt. Once you have used us you will not try any other car hire agent.

Columbo airport, Columbo hotel, Mount Lavina and Ragama are some of the Any Airport Car Rental Sri Lanka pick up points which we offer. To get a good deal from us prebooking is advised. That way you can have the choice of all the best manual and automatic vehicles which we offer. These include the Nissan Primera and the Toyota Noah automatic 6 seater, both excellent value cars.

Sri Lanka has grown and grown as a tourist destination because it has cheap prices, amazing beaches, wonderful wildlife and friendly people who have a fascinating culture. All in all you could not pick a better holiday spot. There is also spiritual pilgrimage to Kandy in Sri Lanka and the city is supposed to be home to a tooth of a Buddha. The Temple of the Tooth has the Lord Buddha's tooth and the whole site is part of the World Heritage UNESCO list. If Buddhism interests you or you are a practitioner there are a number of temples where you can stay or meditate. Sri Lanka experiences heavy monsoon rainstorms and so car hire is the best way to stay dry without having to wait around for public transport. We have large sports utility vehicles which are good for such weather like the Toyota Land Cruiser. That way if a tour operator wants to show you around thee island you can have the freedom to go yourself and have a much less bumpy ride. We also offer cars with chauffeurs which are good way to get their local knowledge on the country. Rented cars are a safe option for travelling around Sri Lanka. They are more stable than three wheelers or the bikes that locals use and so less prone to accidents. In Sri Lanka the currency is the Rupee and it is always a good idea to have some handy to pay for petrol. Drivers should also aim to carry water bottles with them.